Classical ElectrodynamicsThis edition refines and improves the first edition. It treats the present experimental limits on the mass of photon and the status of linear superposition, and introduces many other innovations. |
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... written 7 × ( E- Vx E + 1 JA at - = 0 ( 6.30 ) This means that the quantity with vanishing curl in ( 6.30 ) can be written as the gradient of some scalar function , namely , a scalar potential : or E + 1 JA cat == E = -VO 1 JA cat ...
... written 7 × ( E- Vx E + 1 JA at - = 0 ( 6.30 ) This means that the quantity with vanishing curl in ( 6.30 ) can be written as the gradient of some scalar function , namely , a scalar potential : or E + 1 JA cat == E = -VO 1 JA cat ...
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... written so that the magnetic moment density and the curl of the electric field are clearly visible . With the help of Faraday's law VxE = iwB / c , the antisymmetric contribution to the right side of ( 9.62 ) can be written [ Jx ( 0 ) Σ ...
... written so that the magnetic moment density and the curl of the electric field are clearly visible . With the help of Faraday's law VxE = iwB / c , the antisymmetric contribution to the right side of ( 9.62 ) can be written [ Jx ( 0 ) Σ ...
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... written dE T / d == ( ay ) 2 dt mdr ( 17.12 ) Since the change in energy is assumed to be small in one cycle of the orbit , the right - hand side may be replaced by its time - averaged value in terms of the Newtonian orbit . Then we ...
... written dE T / d == ( ay ) 2 dt mdr ( 17.12 ) Since the change in energy is assumed to be small in one cycle of the orbit , the right - hand side may be replaced by its time - averaged value in terms of the Newtonian orbit . Then we ...
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